President Taft Holds Religious Day in Portland
President Taft participated in a religious day beginning with a sermon at the First Unitarian Church in Portland by Rev. W G Eliot Jr. He then attended a luncheon with state officials, visited St. Mary’s Roman Catholic school, and spoke briefly to children about loyalty to church and country as his motorcade proceeded through East Portland amid cheering.
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Forcramento
Cali
Taft
Fuch
First Unitar
Portland
Gmvien
Boye
Antesty
Fielnts
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Baltimore Woman
A Baltimore reader describes four years of misery from irregularities and nervous distress ended by Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The letter credits significant improvements and urges others with similar symptoms to try the remedy and seek Mrs. Pinkham's free advice in Lynn Mass.
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Baltimore
Lydia E. Pinkham
W. S. Fern
Lansdowne St
Lydia BE. Pinkham
President urged to welcome and support moral church cornerstone
A damaged artifact quotes a speaker urging the U S president to embrace and promote tools for elevating community morals and religion. The passage references laying a cornerstone at an Orthodox church in Washington and links the event to civilization and morality.
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United States
Elcome
Fong
Washington
Bach
Historic boats sought for Waterways Convention display
A movement to bring the Clermont and the Half Moon to Norfolk Virginia for the Waterways Convention aims to let President Taft view the historic vessels. Plans include a large water parade with floats and fireworks down the river to entertain the president and delegates.
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Clarmiont
Waterways Convention
Norfolk
Var
Clermont
Taft
Ia Fg
Premonition of Death Falls From Bucket at Dam Site
In Johnstown on October 4 an excavation worker named Deveridge died after falling from a high bucket on a cable line at the Salt Lick dam project. The bucket tilted, he lost balance, and plunged 135 feet to a water cistern. The bucket followed, and rescuers pumped out water to recover the mangled remains.
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Johnstown
Deverouge
Salt Lick
Two Brothers Drowned In Lake Gardner Incident at Crown and Amenbury
In Crown and Amenbury Massachusetts on October 4, Joseph Mantiaban twenty four and his brother Frederick seventeen posed in a canoe for a photo with Miss Bella Bailey watching from shore. The pair capsized and drowned as they failed to swim. a young woman witness reported the tragedy.
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Amenbury
Mass
Joseph Mantiaban
Frederick
Saventeen
Lake Gardner
Misa Bella Bailey
Interborough workers to share 25000 this week
New York reports that Interborough Rapid Transit employees will receive 25000 to be distributed among subway and elevated forces as thanks for handling Hudson Fulton crowds without serious incidents. Also notes trolley crash in Pittsburgh with two dead and eight injured. Firemen gather in Ol City for annual convention with balloon ascension and elaborate decorations.
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New York
Interborough Rapid Transit Company
Hudson-Fulton
Ol City
Ol Cty
Gtate
Watton
Fall from trolley leads to fatal injuries near Hollidaysburg
A fruit dealer named Gabriel fell from a trolley in Hollidaysburg during a walk in Altoona and sustained a skull fracture. He walked two miles to a hospital grounds where he later died several hours after the accident.
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Altoona
Hollidaysburg
Monnor Gabriel
Warld
Pat ‘Grounds
Ee Hospital
Pittsburgh Steel Partners in Major Plant Construction
A plan links the Standard Steel Car Company with several steel units including Lackawanna Steel in a $2,000,000 project. The arrangement centers on Mr. Leishman and aims to advance local industry and production capacity.
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Pittaburg
AnnPittaburg I
USA
Doha
Andrew
Fcaknegio
Standard Steel ‘Car Company
Lackawanna Steel Company
Cloke
Leishman
Base Ball Scores From Saturday and Holiday Games
Baseball scores from the American and National Leagues list Saturday results at multiple parks with details on games including Boston New York, Detroit Chicago Cleveland St Louis and others. Batteries and inning notes appear for several matchups with standings and Sunday results summarized.
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Bailiday
Puede
Tate
Eslington
Ain Taitkines Gras
Bostonr-New
York
Boston
Ba Ievices Witton
Aire Hoésbro
New York
Smith
Pape
Donahue
Laks
Sweeney
Detroit
Chicago
Mullin
Vera
Itelivert
Stangge
Sutor
Scott
Cleveland
St. Louls
St. Louis
St Louis
Bailey
Criner Winelell
Ables
Easterly
Aveland
Yorkhliadelphia
Newark
Meguiller Devin
Marquard
Whiladelphia
Batterlee
McQuillen
Dooin
Rattention
Schlel
Brooklyn
Scanlon
Bergen
Mattern
Oece
Chicago—-ittaburg
Chicaga
Lelfeld
Simona
Archer
Cincinnati
Fromme
Clarke
Beebe
Mellor
Busa
St.Touls
Wiggins
Ailsa
GriMth
Kenrick
Pope's Gout Attack Forces Suspension of Audiences
Reports say Pope ANE Pope suffered a gout attack over several days causing leg pain and swelling. After an audience with an archbishop noted fatigue, the pontiff grew worse and doctors ordered complete rest with audiences suspended.
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Beewick
India
Tiny Pinweight Baby Born in Duncannon Pennsylvania
A baby weighing less than two pounds was born to Mr and Mrs Charles Johnaten of Duncannon on October 4. The remarkably small infant has limbs and torso proportionate to a tiny frame, described as the smallest healthy human ever seen in the town. In Chicago on October 4 Patrick McCabe 25 of Pittsburgh was shot and killed by Frank Mee 60 during a dispute over 25 cents after an alleged robbery and attempted assault on a moving train near Peoria, Illinois.
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Duncannon
Charles
Johnaten
Dyneanton
Chicago
Patrick’ McCabe
Pittsburg
Frank Mee
The
Poice
McCabe
Oxford Entrance Examinations and Notable Scholar Acknowledged
A fragment notes that the 1910 Oxford entrance exams will select candidates to begin residence in October. It mentions Dedgar McBride of Frederick, honored at St John’s in 1907, as highly recommended and set to take the examination.
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Oxford
Dedgar McBhde
Brederick
St. John’s
McBride
Antipolis
Maryland Endeavorers Set Convention at Northminster Church
The Maryland Christian Endeavor Union plans its annual convention at Northminster Presbyterian Church in Baltimore. Sessions start Saturday at 2 PM with conferences and institutes in the evening at 7 30 PM. Prominent editors and speakers from Philadelphia will address attendees, with about 300 out of town delegates expected alongside 60 from Baltimore.
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Ihininslar
Tient Toth
Maryland Christian Endeavor Union
Northminster
Presbyterian Church
North Avenue
Siaa Street
Bulti
Shndy
Redacler
Young
People's Sok
Mien
Emma Jet
Maryland
Prat
Philadelphia
Richard Uarrid
Wurthnore
Mew Robinson
Wice
Firmman
Walter BR. Galnecretaw
Mina Myra ‘Ale
Moadee
Frederik
Advertised Letters At Frederick Post Office 1908 List
The Frederick post office notes remaining advertised letters on Saturday October 2 1908 eligible to pick up. To obtain any letter holders must call for advertised letters within two weeks or they are sent to the dead letter office. Gentlemen’s List includes J D P Bell Co H C D Bensack Lester Dailey Harry Tsonael Mr and Mrs W C Kerrep G G Neat Godfrey Ty Baundeis M Weenn Laprea Liar Mrs Lacy Herndon Rosy Minor Mrs Louise Oater togy Miss Maryshone Mrs Howard Terrell Ming Peart Upabain.
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Frederick City
Deld
Gentleven
J. DP. Bell Co
H. C.D. Bensack
Lester Dailey
Harry Tsonael
Public Confession at Frederick Corps Service
A young man publicly confessed faith during the American Salvation Army Frederick Corps Sunday service. The event featured solemn organ music and a prayer of invocation. Rev Mr Valentine will speak to the colored community Tuesday evening. Sunday school for authorized children begins next Sunday at 9 30 a.m.
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Frederick Corps
American Salvation Army
Turaday
Valentine
B&O Plans Cutoff From Golgenville to Harper’s Ferry
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad officials again push a cutoff from Golgenville to Peacher’s Mill near Harper’s Ferry. Work to begin in spring with right of way secured and machinery in Brunswick. The 25 mile line will shorten grades and distance, with an estimated cost near two million dollars.
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Golgenville -To -Peacher’s Mill
Harper'e’ Ferry
Dai
Brunswick
Eaid
Cotlents Purchases Carlton Dean Place for Homes
Oscar B Cotlents buys from Braddock Building and Development Company the Carlton H Dean tract near the Jefferson trolley extension. He is erecting a tenant house and plans a fine dwelling as his residence on the property.
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Dean Farm
Oscar B. Cotlents
Braddock Building and Development Company
Carlton H. Dean
York Driver R W Smith Enters Pacer Billiken
De R W Smith of this city enters the pacer Billiken for York Fair week races at 2 28 pace Wednesday and 2 24 pace Friday with rising form shown at Frederick Driving Club matinees.
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York
de. R. W. Smith
Thie City
Billiken
Frederick
Ministers Salaries and Presbytery Budget Debated
The Presbytery plans to set salaries for two churches and raise funds to support them. A committee report cites financial concerns and potential adoption of new measures. Further business and standing committees will be discussed, with expectations of additional items emerging before adjournment.
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Galin
Imurd
Horticultural Meet to Hold December Exhibition in Baltimore
The Maryhind State Horticultural Society announces its annual meeting and exhibit for December 2 and 3 at the Fifth Regiment Armory in Baltimore. Prizes offer eye variety of orchard fruit and garden products, with wild and cultivated exhibits. Affiliated groups like Stam Gripe, We Cerest and Forege Crop Breeders Association, Marsland Beekeepers, and Marmets League of Marsland will take part. Members urge fruit and flower growers in the state to exhibit their produce, promising a landmark event in the society’s history.
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Maryhind State
Horticultural Society
Fifth Regiment Armory
Baltimore
Stam, Gripe
We Cerest and Forege Crop Breeders’ “Association
Marsland ‘ Beekeepers’, Association
Marmets’. League
Marsland
Bute
Carroll High School Literary Society Program Declares Debate Outcome
The Ariel society at Adamatown High School presented an October 1 program directed by officers led by President John W. O'Ham and Vice President Daniel J. Thomas. Judges Norma R. Stouffer Edna G. Whiter and Mot H. L. Mock ruled unanimously for the negative in the debate on forefathers and life chances.
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ARIEL
Carroll Literary Society
Adamatown High School
John W.o'ham
Daniel J. Thomas
Ruth Harrison
Geneva Thomann
Bernice E. Springs
Norman
Stouffer
Audiety
Bernion M. Spring
Pearl G. Thomas
Jessie Ltmi- Lersegeay
Clarence Co 'Thomas
Geneva Thomas
John W.null
L. Marie Day
John W.o'hiara
Julia Bs. Thomas
Norma R. Stouffer
Edna G. Whiter
Mot
H. L. Mock
County Correspondence ThurstOn and Area Social Notes
The Thurston county column lists residents visiting relatives and attending services. Notables include Mrs Saltie Brown staying with her son A J Brown, Mrs Clifford and her child from Howard county, Mrs Nettie Kemp of Tudjauny Erie, Charles Zimmerman and Willie, Mrs Miriam Yaste of Breatherds, Mr Job F Dilt on of Baltimore, Mr J Cecil of Barnesville, and Miss Olive Peters visiting Mos i DeGradge at Adamstown. J W Bouse and daughters attended church in Comua on September 26.
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Thurston
Saltie Brown
A.J. Brown
Clifford
Howard County
Joseph A. Flouse
Nettie Kemp
Tudjauny
Erie
Charles Zimmerman
Willie
Miriam YaSte
Breatherds
Jobh Fp.dilton
Hatéthrope
Fennell
Baltimore
J. Cecil
Barnesville
Comua
Stomach Pains Reported With Gas and Heartburn
Fragmented text describes stomach misery including gas and heartburn with references to relief prompts and pharmacist guidance. Mentions about sensations, belching, and consumer concern, though readability is limited and garbled.
Sun Powered Home Generators Promise Self Sufficient Electricity
A Boston area inventor George H. Cove of Somerville Mass proposes sun electric generators placed on rooftops to convert sunlight directly into electricity. The device uses a glass pane and 16 8 by 8 foot squares with 276 plugs, stores energy in batteries, and runs automatically with no maintenance. The system aims to light a home for a week on one sunny day and is being studied by Massachusetts Institute of Technology officials.
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Frank
Hoover
Galton ‘Trust Buili
Baltimore
George H. Cove
Somerville
Maas
Bay of Rundys
Cove
Somerviller
Maserichusetts
Institute of ‘Technology
Boston
Hooper
Rheaphesa
Illinois mandates humane instruction in public schools
The Illinois Legislature requires humane treatment of animals to be taught in all public schools. The law penalties teachers with 5 percent of monthly salaries for neglect. A circular from Mrs. Eile Plage Young, Superintendent, directs principals and teachers to allocate one half hour weekly to kindness and justice education.
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Abe
Illinois
Eile Plage Young
Chicago
Bumape
Astace
the.News
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